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Premade Christmas dinner?

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  • 04-12-2017 12:46pm
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    worlds goodest teecher
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    Is there anywhere doing precooked Christmas dinners that could be collected on Christmas Eve? Required for 8-10 people.


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    bennyc
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    you can get Turkey and Ham with Stuffing from Abbey Foods precooked all you need to do is heat it up.
    The veg you would have to worry about then.


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    ectoraige
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    In the past for logistical reasons we've cooked a full Christmas dinner a few weeks beforehand and frozen individual portions complete with gravy. Just reheat on Christmas day and it tastes great, just make sure you haven't overcooked your turkey and you're good. If you're not the world's goodest cook though I'd second Abbey Foods.


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    worlds goodest teecher
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    ectoraige wrote: »
    In the past for logistical reasons we've cooked a full Christmas dinner a few weeks beforehand and frozen individual portions complete with gravy. Just reheat on Christmas day and it tastes great, just make sure you haven't overcooked your turkey and you're good. If you're not the world's goodest cook though I'd second Abbey Foods.

    My turkey cooking skills are every bit as good as my spelling skills. Thanks


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    worlds goodest teecher
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    ectoraige wrote: »
    In the past for logistical reasons we've cooked a full Christmas dinner a few weeks beforehand and frozen individual portions complete with gravy. Just reheat on Christmas day and it tastes great, just make sure you haven't overcooked your turkey and you're good. If you're not the world's goodest cook though I'd second Abbey Foods.

    That would help for sure, thanks


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    Radharc na Sleibhte
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    I would imagine The Food Experience crowd will be doing Turkey and Ham in the coming weeks?


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    johnire
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    Give The Riverbank in Dromahair a ring as I know they are definitely selling precooked Turkey and Ham.
    worlds goodest teecher wrote: »
    Is there anywhere doing precooked Christmas dinners that could be collected on Christmas Eve? Required for 8-10 people.


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    worlds goodest teecher
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    Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »
    I would imagine The Food Experience crowd will be doing Turkey and Ham in the coming weeks?

    Looked at their Facebook page and website, didn't see anything other than a lot of frozen food. Maybe I am wrong in thinking that there would be a business cooking to order.


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    Radharc na Sleibhte
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    worlds goodest teecher wrote: »
    Looked at their Facebook page and website, didn't see anything other than a lot of frozen food. Maybe I am wrong in thinking that there would be a business cooking to order.

    They have turkey and ham dinners now. You know the premade ones they do? They’re in SuperValu and others.


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    Vlove
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    For Pete's steak in collooney have good turkey


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    mano79
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    Yeats tavern do a good turkey dinner that we usually collect on Christmas eve for an elderly neighbor who wont leave the house for Christmas day. Stick it in the microwave and they give gravy and all.

    I assume you would have to order in advance for a larger number tho.


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